Recent content by Dumbassrevealer

Hahaha! :D

This is why I chose my avatar as dumbassrevealer.

Ferrum, it's you who has been toxifying this thread like an angry crop sprayer. No one wants to play your game anymore. Calm down, think rationally, and start talking like an engineer. Solve problems objectively, and listen to what people are saying. I am not your enemy Ferrum.

You might want to wipe the vitriol off your keyboard and monitor before it corrodes it. Anyway, good luck in your future ventures.

I posted my alternative result, taken on APx555 rather than loopback using RMAA. You attacked me about it, remember? I would have liked to enter a conversation about optimising audio in the PC environment, so everyone can benefit. You prevented that from happening, which is a shame, although...

What are you talking about? I need a life because I have an APx555? And you don't know how to set up and test an audio product? Is that my fault?

The review, was positive was it not? Editors Choice? I'm not the cuckoo here, Ferrum, the guy wants to kick Inle's eggs out of the nest to replace them with his own. And, your input is based purely on opinion. And, sadly for you, your cynical way here has poisoned whatever you say about it in...

Groan...What are you talking about 'oscillation issues'? You mean EM susceptibility? Moving wires away from a source of uncontrolled noise is idealising the test conditions is it? Same as disabling RGB? The option is there in the GUI in case you want to use it to gain a few dB of noise floor...

Here is a measurement of Nu Audio taken on line out taken with a Audio Precision APx555 and a little bit of care with cables etc. Simply having the RMAA loopback wires droop onto the mains inlet can spoil your measurement: -120dB is one millionth of the audio signal signal, -150dB is...

It uses the USB bridge to use established, convenient and reliable USB audio environment, rather than proprietary PCIe audio chips and drivers which have been a source of constant headaches. It works with Windows native DS and WASAPI USB audio (native USB audio driver), as well as the...